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US 6,645,298 B1Granted
Active substance and device for the deacidification of printed matter
AssigneeRuag Munition
InventorsChristian Herren, Martin Monkewitz
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AssigneeRuag Munition
InventorsChristian Herren, Martin Monkewitz
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Modern techniques for manufacturing paper using mechanical wood pulp has lead to a persistent over-acidification of printed manner, and threatens to permanently destroy the same. This over-acidification can be neutralized by using an alkaline active substance whose main component is a salt having a relatively low water affinity. An alkaline deposit can be deposited on the paper by also using said alkaline active substance. A device suited for deacidification using this active substance comprises a case (10) which can be closed. Printed matter which can be fanned out in a stand (1) is treated in said case. The printed matter is treated by introducing the powdered active substance via a screw conveyor (32) into an air stream circulated by a fan (19a), whereby the printed matter is leafed through in order to expose it to the active substance.
A device for the deacidification of printed matter, by means of air streams laden with alkaline active substances in a receiver having supporting part for the insertion of printed matter, wherein laden air streams are conveyed via an air diffuser comprising an outflow plate and air outlets which emerge as flat jets, the printed matter is acted upon by at least two of these parallel, staggered flat jets, and the flat jets are at least substantially parallel to the lateral supporting parts and are displaceable relative thereto in a plane in such a manner that a staggered row of parallel flat jets covers the printed matter completely and uniformly and deposits particles of the active substance in the printed matter, the air diffuser is box-shaped, and the air diffuser is arranged in a horizontal plane and is laterally displaceable (+v, −v) above the supporting parts.
A device for the deacidification of printed matter, by means of air streams laden with alkaline active substances in a receiver having supporting part for the insertion of printed matter, wherein laden air streams are conveyed via an air diffuser comprising an outflow plate and air outlets which emerge as flat jets, the printed matter is acted upon by at least two of these parallel, staggered flat jets, and the flat jets are at least substantially parallel to the lateral supporting parts and are displaceable relative thereto in a plane in such a manner that a staggered row of parallel flat jets covers the printed matter completely and uniformly and deposits particles of the active substance in the printed matter, and the device comprises a fan which circulates the laden air stream in a main flow and a further fan which conveys a portion of the laden air stream via a filter in a secondary flow and removes the active substance therefrom.
A device for the deacidification of printed matter, by means of air streams laden with alkaline active substances in a receiver having supporting part for the insertion of printed matter, wherein laden air streams are conveyed via an air diffuser comprising an outflow plate and air outlets which emerge as flat jets, the printed matter is acted upon by at least two of these parallel, staggered flat jets, and the flat jets are at least substantially parallel to the lateral supporting parts and are displaceable relative thereto in a plane in such a manner that a staggered row of parallel flat jets covers the printed matter completely and uniformly and deposits particles of the active substance in the printed matter, and a portion of the laden air stream is conveyed in a secondary flow via a filter and via a dehumidifying chamber.
A device for the deacidification of printed matter, by means of air streams laden with alkaline active substances in a receiver having supporting part for the insertion of printed matter, wherein laden air streams are conveyed via an air diffuser comprising an outflow plate and air outlets which emerge as flat jets, the printed matter is acted upon by at least two of these parallel, staggered flat jets, and the flat jets are at least substantially parallel to the lateral supporting parts and are displaceable relative thereto in a plane in such a manner that a staggered row of parallel flat jets covers the printed matter completely and uniformly and deposits particles of the active substance in the printed matter, and the device comprises a powder inlet wherein the powder inlet opens into a secondary flow a portion of a mixing nozzle.
A device for the deacidification of printed matter, by means of air streams laden with alkaline active substances in a receiver having supporting part for the insertion of printed matter, wherein laden air streams are conveyed via an air diffuser comprising an outflow plate and air outlets which emerge as flat jets, the printed matter is acted upon by at least two of these parallel, staggered flat jets, and the flat jets are at least substantially parallel to the lateral supporting parts and are displaceable relative thereto in a plane in such a manner that a staggered row of parallel flat jets covers the printed matter completely and uniformly and deposits particles of the active substance in the printed matter, the device is connected to a thermal dehumidifying and heating system.
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